Task II. Fill in the gaps with a word derived from the word in brackets.
Chelsea Flower show is an annual festival. Every florist, 8 … (GARDEN) or just a
person who love flowers wants to be there. The atmosphere of beauty and 9 …
(HAPPY) attracts people of all ages. The most known florists and designers take
part in a professional 10 … (COMPETE). They present exotic plants of 11 …
(DIFFER) colours and sizes to the visitors. 12 …(RECENT) flower installations
have become very popular. They look beautiful but 13 …(FORTUNATELY)
their delicate beauty cannot last for too long.

Dear students,

Today we have a task where we need to fill in the gaps in a text with words derived from the given words in brackets. Let's look at the first gap:

"Chelsea Flower show is an annual festival. Every florist, 8 ...(GARDEN) or just a person who love flowers wants to be there."

In this sentence, we need to find a word derived from "garden" to fill the gap. The word "gardener" is derived from "garden," but it doesn't fit the sentence because it refers to a person. The word we need is an adjective that describes a person who loves gardens or gardening. The correct word is "gardening."

So the correct sentence would be: "Chelsea Flower show is an annual festival. Every florist, gardener or just a person who loves flowers wants to be there."

Now let's move on to the next gap:

"The atmosphere of beauty and 9 ...(HAPPY) attracts people of all ages."

Here, we need to find a word derived from "happy" to describe the atmosphere. The correct word is "happiness."

So the correct sentence would be: "The atmosphere of beauty and happiness attracts people of all ages."

Now let's look at the next gap:

"The most known florists and designers take part in a professional 10 ...(COMPETE)."

Here, we need to find a word derived from "compete" to describe the professional activity. The correct word is "competition."

So the correct sentence would be: "The most known florists and designers take part in a professional competition."

Now let's move on to the next gap:

"They present exotic plants of 11 ...(DIFFER) colours and sizes to the visitors."

In this sentence, we need to find a word derived from "differ" to describe the various colors of the plants. The correct word is "different."

So the correct sentence would be: "They present exotic plants of different colours and sizes to the visitors."

Finally, let's look at the last gap:

"12 ...(RECENT) flower installations have become very popular. They look beautiful but 13 ...(FORTUNATELY) their delicate beauty cannot last for too long."

In the first gap, we need to find a word derived from "recent" to describe the flower installations. The correct word is "recently."

So the correct sentence would be: "Recently flower installations have become very popular. They look beautiful but unfortunately their delicate beauty cannot last for too long."

In the second gap, we need to find a word derived from "fortunately" to describe the delicate beauty of the flower installations. The correct word is "unfortunately."

So the final correct sentence would be: "Recently flower installations have become very popular. They look beautiful but unfortunately their delicate beauty cannot last for too long."

I hope this explanation helps you understand how to fill in the gaps with words derived from the given words. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask.

Yours sincerely,
[Your Name]